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changed the proof 2024-05-13 9ae17ef
Fix type in stacks-sheaves

Thanks to ZL
https://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/073M#comment-8566
changed the statement 2015-04-22 0e03a89
Fix typo in stacks-sheaves.tex

Thanks to Yogesh More
http://stacks.math.columbia.edu/tag/076P#comment-1424

Also tried to tighten up code in two-commutative diagram with the hope
that xyjax can parse it better this way.
changed the statement and the proof 2013-05-24 719c185
LaTeX: \etale

Introduced the macro

\def\etale{{\acute{e}tale}}

and replaced all occurences of \acute{e}tale by \etale
changed the statement 2011-10-06 54d6932
Reorganization material in Sheaves on Stacks

	Improved handling of restriction to algebraic spaces.
changed the statement and the proof 2011-09-16 0d11bd2
Splitting out lemmas
changed the statement 2011-09-15 bd6cf87
Comparison

	Extremely boring comparison result between big and small sites
	of schemes and for algebraic stacks representable by algebraic
	spaces. Still preparing for a discussion of cohomology of
	quasi-coherent sheaves on algebraic stacks.
assigned tag 073M 2011-08-24 0f7b5ff
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created statement with label lemma-compare in stacks-sheaves.tex 2011-08-22 3794476
Comparing sheaves

	Now that we are getting close to writing something more
	substantial about cohomology of sheaves on algebraic stacks we
	need to make sure that we can match this material with the
	earlier results on algebraic spaces. This commit contains a
	lemma whose proof isn't complete -- and whose proof isn't
	trivial (despite having all appearences of being trivial).

	Side comment: It seem quite reasonable to never introduce the
	big fppf (etc) site of an algebraic space in the stacks
	project. After all, given an algebraic space we can think of it
	as an algebraic stack and then we have the big site built into
	it. This would avoid a certain amount of duplicity with the
	material on big sites of schemes.